37.🪴 Specimen: Roselurk

📜 Field Guide

The Roselurk blossoms like a flower of another world, crimson petals folding back to reveal a vivid blue eye. Folklore claims they were once roses struck by a jealous spirit, cursed to watch their admirers instead of being admired. Keepers often describe the strange sensation of being studied, as though weighed and measured by the bloom itself.

🍄 Habitat

Roselurks prefer shaded gardens or mossy corners where soil stays cool and damp. They flourish best among other flowers, hiding their watchful nature, though some say they thrive near windows, always gazing outward.

⚠️ Warning

Do not pluck their petals lightly — Roselurks may tighten their bloom in protest, and old tales warn of disturbing dreams after one dares disturb them.

🎨 Sculptor’s Note

Hand-sculpted in clay and painted by hand, each Roselurk is unique. Every petal is individually shaped, ensuring no two eyes ever peer alike.